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    Calico vs Sugar?

    Whats the difference between a calico and a sugar? Is it similar to a Lesser and a Butter where it's basically different lines of the same morph? I.e. diff lines of axanthic?

    I love them, but I don't know which is better or if one has better blushing / higher white etc.


    Thanks everyone, and I apologize if this has been asked before.

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    Re: Calico vs Sugar?

    as far as i know its the same thing as the Lesser Butter scenario but i could be wrong

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    I too have been under the impression they are the same morph, just different names.
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    I was under the same impression. I think sugars generally Have more white though...but don't take my word to the grave on that.
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    The biggest difference is that usually Sugar's are genetic Blackback too. The white amount varies on all of them but Sugar's are usually Blackbacks. That's my main conclusion. I prefer the Blackback for the projects I'm working on. I looks great with the high white melty pattern IMO.

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    Awesome. Kinda like how some orange bellies are granite?

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    It's along the same lines as there's something else going on if that's what you're inferring

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